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Table 7 Clinicopathological differences between RSCC and LSCC

From: Colorectal adenocarcinoma in Uganda: are right-sided and left-sided colon cancers two distinct disease entities?

Characteristic

Left-sided colon

(n = 327) (%)

Right-sided colon

(n = 77) (%)

p-value

Sex

 Male

166 (50.8)

34 (44.2)

0.297

 Female

161 (49.2)

43 (55.8)

0.297

T1

13 (4.6)

3 (4.2)

0.907

T2

47 (16.4)

5 (7.0)

0.045

T3

110 (38.5)

29 (40.9)

0.712

T4

116 (40.56)

34 (47.9)

0.263

T3, T4

226 (79.0)

63 (88.7)

0.062

Lymph node status

 No

105 (42.3)

19 (31.7)

0.131

 N1

97 (39.1)

27 (45.0)

0.404

 N2 + N3

46 (18.6)

14 (23.3)

0.402

Metastasis

 Mo

242 (84.6)

56 (78.9)

0.243

 M1

44 (15.4)

15 (21.1)

0.243

Stage

 Stage I

48 (16.8)

8 (11.3)

0.253

 Stage II

70 (24.5)

14 (19.7)

0.397

 Stage III

116 (40.6)

30 (42.3)

0.795

 Stage IV

52 (18.2)

19 (26.8)

0.105

Grade (%)

 G1 (well differentiated)

79 (24.9)

8 (10.7)

0.008

 G2 (moderately differentiated)

206 (65.0)

53 (70.7)

0.349

 G3 (poor differentiated)

32 (10.1)

14 (18.7)

0.038

 G2 + G3 (moderate or poorly differentiated)

238 (75.1)

67 (89.3)

0.007

 Lymphovascular invasion (LVI)

203 (85.3)

60 (96.8)

0.014

Histological subtype

 SRCC

13 (4.1)

3 (4.0)

0.956

 MAC

27 (8.5)

12 (15.8)

0.056

 AC

278 (87.4)

61 (80.3)

0.106